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You should be good if the water is diluted. Most drinking water has chlorine in it. If we can drink it, then the plants wont have a problem.

No, I have a ground man. But, I am always concerned about how much water is enough. I don't want to brown landscaping or grass. How much is enough.

If I bag the gutters, I only have to worry about a little overspray. But, if the house has no gutters, I am always worried about runoff and dripping. Any suggestions? 

Don't use dark colored tarps on a sunny day, you will bake the plants. Better to pre wet, rinse during and after. The foliage is what u mainly concerned about burning up. If you rinse the roof though, more chem ends up in the ground...flood the root zones of plants for good measure.

I was wondering about that too. If I do not use tarps, and I keep the plants watered, there should be minimal if any damage, Correct? 

How about with grass? Is there any more or any less chance of damaging grass?

Also, if the grass browns out, will it come back or is there no chance of it turning green again? 

champ7x3 wrote:

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I usually wash any spray or dripping that has landed on the foliage, but do I need to worry about the solution that I wash off of the foliage onto the ground, or will it usually be diluted enough?

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I will say. NO. Are you using someone to help you? Sprinklers could help.

 

I use a ground man when I clean a roof. I guess I'm just a little more paranoid than I should be.